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Made for Sin
Two very different sisters with one thing in common--the good fortune to find men who'll show them how heavenly sin can be. . .
Lucy Waverton's wild escapades are the talk of the ton. Fleeing the notorious Earl of Radbourne's carriage after a delicious seduction, she meets a soldier whose hard body and rebellious streak stir her newly awakened desires. Sergeant Michael Hall may be lowborn, but his every caress takes Lucy higher and higher, into a realm of pure carnal ecstasy. . .
Searching the country for her reckless younger sister, Caroline Waverton instead finds herself in the company of the rogue who reputedly ruined Lucy. Alex Radbourne is decadent, depraved, and devilishly skilled at uncovering Caroline's secret, forbidden desires. The refined Miss Caroline has a thoroughly wanton side, and though each knows the affair is wrong, nothing could feel more right than surrendering to sinfully erotic abandon. . .
Celia Hart discovered erotica while at university and spent long, lonely hours in the library writing out her desires. She discovered Anais Nin, Erica Jong, John Cleland, the Earl of Rochester, and John Donne. Her first ever sex manual was Richard Burton's translation of The Perfumed Garden. Her collection has since expanded. It certainly keeps her married life interesting!
Lucy Waverton's wild escapades are the talk of the ton. Fleeing the notorious Earl of Radbourne's carriage after a delicious seduction, she meets a soldier whose hard body and rebellious streak stir her newly awakened desires. Sergeant Michael Hall may be lowborn, but his every caress takes Lucy higher and higher, into a realm of pure carnal ecstasy. . .
Searching the country for her reckless younger sister, Caroline Waverton instead finds herself in the company of the rogue who reputedly ruined Lucy. Alex Radbourne is decadent, depraved, and devilishly skilled at uncovering Caroline's secret, forbidden desires. The refined Miss Caroline has a thoroughly wanton side, and though each knows the affair is wrong, nothing could feel more right than surrendering to sinfully erotic abandon. . .
Celia Hart discovered erotica while at university and spent long, lonely hours in the library writing out her desires. She discovered Anais Nin, Erica Jong, John Cleland, the Earl of Rochester, and John Donne. Her first ever sex manual was Richard Burton's translation of The Perfumed Garden. Her collection has since expanded. It certainly keeps her married life interesting!
289 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 1, 2007
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September 30, 2022
I give this book a 3.5.
January 9, 2013
I will admit Celia May Hart knows how to write an erotic scene, but doesn't know much about writing the rest of the romance story. I really enjoyed this book, but as far as me possibly buying it for future reading, that would be a NO.
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July 31, 2011One of the worst I read when it comes to plot. But the Sex scenes were HOT!
December 1, 2008
just read the spicy parts
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